Richford Jr-Sr High School

Students are more likely to come to school regularly when they feel connected, safe and supported. https://awareness.attendanceworks.org/ #YourPresenceMatters #19Days #NationalAttendanceAwarenessMonth

Chronically absent students miss out on more than academics – schools provide opportunities for students to practice and strengthen the time management and interpersonal skills they will need throughout their lives. https://awareness.attendanceworks.org/ #YourPresenceMatters #19Days #NationalAttendanceAwarenessMonth

Supporting the health and well-being of the school community improves attendance and engagement. https://awareness.attendanceworks.org/ #YourPresenceMatters #19Days #NationalAttendanceAwarenessMonth

Chronic absence affects all kids, not just the absent ones. Learn how to help kids and families engage in school. https://awareness.attendanceworks.org/ #YourPresenceMatters #19Days #NationalAttendanceAwarenessMonth

Addressing #chronicabsence is key for improving graduation rates, increasing achievement & giving young people a good chance for success at school & beyond. https://awareness.attendanceworks.org/ #YourPresenceMatters #19Days #NationalAttendanceAwarenessMonth

Absences drop when families understand what their children are learning and they feel welcome and supported. https://awareness.attendanceworks.org/ #YourPresenceMatters #19Days #NationalAttendanceAwarenessMonth

Building strong, trusting relationships that promote a feeling of belonging is fundamental to improving student attendance and engagement. https://awareness.attendanceworks.org/ #YourPresenceMatters #19Days #NationalAttendanceAwarenessMonth

Health-related absences are a top reason students miss school, but sometimes they can be avoided. Partner with students, families and health providers to keep students healthy and in school! https://awareness.attendanceworks.org/ #YourPresenceMatters #19Days #NationalAttendanceAwarenessMonth

Students who are chronically absent in 6th grade have lower achievement than their peers. A student who is chronically absent in high school is 7.4x more likely to drop out.

Help students build a habit of good attendance! https://awareness.attendanceworks.org/ #YourPresenceMatters #19Days #NationalAttendanceAwarenessMonth

Family is essential in addressing #ChronicAbsence. Help students build a habit of regular attendance! https://awareness.attendanceworks.org/ #YourPresenceMatters #19Days #NationalAttendanceAwarenessMonth

School-based mentoring programs nurture quality student-adult relationships and help boost attendance rates. https://awareness.attendanceworks.org/ #YourPresenceMatters #19Days #NationalAttendanceAwarenessMonth

Being absent is a lost opportunity to learn. Help students build a habit of regular attendance. https://awareness.attendanceworks.org/ #YourPresenceMatters #19Days #NationalAttendanceAwarenessMonth

Students are more likely to go to school if they know someone cares if they show up. https://awareness.attendanceworks.org/ #YourPresenceMatters #19Days #NationalAttendanceAwarenessMonth

Students who miss too much school score lower on National Assessment of Educational Progress tests. Help students build a habit of regular attendance. https://awareness.attendanceworks.org/ #YourPresenceMatters #19Days #NationalAttendanceAwarenessMonth

Missing 10% of school days, just 2 days each month, puts children at a greater risk of poverty and worse health as adults. Help students build a habit of regular attendance! https://awareness.attendanceworks.org/ #YourPresenceMatters #19Days #NationalAttendanceAwarenessMonth

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September is National Attendance Awareness Month! Help students build a habit of regular attendance! https://awareness.attendanceworks.org/
#YourPresenceMatters #19Days #NationalAttendanceAwarenessMonth

We love that our schools are filled with students and staff again!

Have a wonderful school year FNESU!

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We cannot wait to welcome our students back to our FNESU schools on Wednesday, August 26th! Please be on the lookout for school buses, especially before and after school.

As we wrap up our FNESU Meal Kits this week, we wanted to thank everyone who made this program so successful this summer. Between our two sites, we have handed out 4,566 boxes to families so far and we still have this week remaining!

Special shout-out to Dawn and Shane Reed, our FNESU Food Service Staff, and anyone else who assisted for all of their hard work throughout the summer. Our families appreciate you so much!

Here is our final menu, be sure to stop by and grab a box for your child(ren) 18 and younger. All boxes are first come, first served!

Tuesday, August 18th: Enosburg Elementary School from 3:30pm - 5:30pm
Thursday, August 20th: Richford Junior-Senior High School from 3:30pm - 5:30pm